小于廉 - 百度百科
小于廉（Manneken Pis），又称小于连，又译为尿尿小童，撒尿小孩等，是比利时首都布鲁塞尔的市标。这座闻名于世的小男孩铜像是一坐落于市中心步行区的小孩子像及喷水池。这个五岁小孩身材的雕像不大（身高约53厘米），但有将近四百年的历史。
Manneken Pis - Wikipedia
Het Zinneke, sometimes called Zinneke Pis, another bronze sculpture in central Brussels, depicting a dog urinating against a bollard, can also be seen as a reference to Manneken Pis. It is, however, not associated with a fountain.
尿尿小童 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
尿尿小童（荷蘭語： Manneken Pis ，法語： le Petit Julien ），又譯為撒尿小童像、尿尿小童，是比利時首都布魯塞爾的市標。這座小男孩銅像是一座落於市中心步行區的雕像及噴水池。這個五歲小孩身材的雕像不大（身高約53公分），卻有著四百年的歷史（设立于 ...
Costume 19 Ceremonial Plains Indian outfit with headdress
Ceremonial Plains Indian outfit with headdress On 3 March 1932, the group of Lakotas with the Sarrasani Circus appeared in downtown Brussels, where they clothed Manneken Pis in his new ceremonial Plains Indian outfit.
尿尿小童 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
尿尿小童（荷兰语： Manneken Pis ，法语： le Petit Julien ），又译为撒尿小童像、尿尿小童，是比利时首都布鲁塞尔的市标。 这座小男孩铜像是一座落于市中心步行区的 雕像 及 喷水池 。
尿尿小童 - 維基百科，自由的百科全書
尿尿小童（荷蘭語： Manneken Pis ，法語： le Petit Julien ），又譯為撒尿小童像、小于連或小于廉，是比利時首都布魯塞爾的市標。 這座小男孩銅像是一座落於市中心步行區的 雕像 及 噴水池 。
The world's smallest Manneken Pis? Tiny replica carved on pencil tip
2023年5月4日 · A Brussels-based Indian expat has carved what may be the smallest replica of Belgium’s famous Manneken Pis statue - on the tip of a pencil. Measuring at just 1.5 centimetres long and 0.2 centimetres wide, the carving took Rakshith …
Manneken Pis, Brussels - Times of India Travel
2016年12月1日 · In a further eccentric Brussels twist, Manneken Pis is often clothed in one of over 800 outfits given to the city by royalty, celebrities and politicians from around the globe.
What is the Manneken Pis? And Why Does It Have So Many Outfits?
2020年9月17日 · The Manneken Pis has always raised a smile among locals, for whom its tiny size and weak bladder are typically disproportionate to the hordes of tourists clustered around it.
Manneken Pis - Symbol of Brussels, history and legend
The Manneken Pis was designed in 1388 and is one of the most representative and loved symbols of Brussels, originally serving as the means by which many Bruxellois received water. It is a small bronze statue that measures 50 cm and represents a small naked boy urinating into a fountain’s basin.